Fighting landslides in Rukia District, Uganda
Soil and water conservation initiatives have been proposed to remedy the issue of runoff that causes soil erosion in Rukiga district.
EWT Golf Fundraiser Mar2022
Another successful golf day for the Endangered Wildlife Trust – this time in the Mother City!
Frogs: Friends, fortune, or foes ?
While Leap Day for Frogs does highlight the threats to these creatures, it also celebrates them and creates an appreciation for them, which is the first step towards recognising their importance.
Hidden in the golden sands of time
In 2021, a group of intrepid explorers from the Endangered Wildlife Trust embarked on a quest through the drylands of the Northern Cape to find something far more precious than gold.
Science Snippets: Wildlife Ranches
Within South Africa, approximately 20 million hectares of land are dedicated to wildlife ranching. Wildlife ranches can be defined as areas of private land that use wildlife-based activities for income generation. In a recently published paper co-authored by EWT scientists*, the owners and managers of 226 wildlife ranches were interviewed to discover the potential for species conservation hidden within South Africa’s game ranches.